Which of the following statements is true of Shalom Schwartz's research?
a) He reported data from 63 countries spanning over 100 different languages.
b) His affective and intellectual autonomy and egalitarianism are positively correlated with Hofstede's individualism.
c) He identified six universal values.
d) His universal values include embeddedness, hierarchy, and uncertainty avoidance.
b
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Major regulatory functions, including eating, drinking, sex, biorhythms, and temperature control, are managed primarily by the a. hypothalamus
b. thalamus. c. amygdala. d. hippocampus.
Which of the following is an example of interrater reliability?
A. A researcher shows that multiple items in a survey are measuring the same construct. B. A researcher shows that responses in a survey are consistent at two times. C. Two raters of the same behavior are in agreement with what they observed. D. A researcher shows that a measurement for a variable or construct measures what it is purported or intended to measure.
One reason the males in heterosexual couples may, on average, have fewer sexual partners than males in homosexual couples is _____
a) they don't want as many sexual partners. b) their female partners would not accept it. c) they have less interest in sex. d) they have sex with their partner more often.
Jamie became physically mature at a younger age than most peers. In high school, Jamie was popular, had a positive self-image, yet experienced more temper outbursts than
peers. At the age of 37, Jamie is a sociable person living a more conventional lifestyle than many peers. Most likely, what is Jamie's gender? a. It is impossible to tell based on research presented. b. Female. c. Male. d. Either male or female.